The Coasters travel to Macclesfield Town this evening and Finley is anticipating a similar test to the weekend.

“Bromley tried to play and I thought it was a decent football match,” he added. “I think it will be the same this evening, which is rare in this league. Most teams have big target men and it’s about winning the second ball and battling.

“But from what I’ve heard and seen of Macclesfield so far this season they like to play football so we are looking forward to another good contest.”

The Silkmen, managed by John Askey, go into the match on the back of a 1-0 win at Solihull Moors on Saturday.

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